Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-08
THE GLAMOUR OF GOLD.
PRIZE PACK }GiG~ IN THE MAT.
RIMONiAL LOTTERY.

Sss nanny VI W nose EOrCnua4
pressed in Six Numerals.
From tho Neto York TYlca ?azioe.
Nota oene, my impecunious Americas
ana foreign youth, what | am about IN
disclose, but take warning by the Eng.
Hsnman who lost his list OF elioihIo
American heiresses at dinner marty two
seasons ago, ana do not lose the notes Won
may lake from mine. The market is now
open. The debutantes are beginning to
pour In, and alas! some of the debutantes
OF seasons past are yet In the market
Here Is your chance, and take your pick
OF the fortunate girls | shall enumerate
mention no mere tri1es, and most of nv
helresses' fortunes occupy at least six
numerals.
one OF the lucky men is Newbold LIE
hoy, who is to marry Miss Ida Bates. the
daughter of the late Martin Bates, also a
sister of Mrs. George Bell, who has equal.
~ Win her sister $400.000 in her own
ngnt' lhere is one, at least, who is out
OF the market. Miss Helen Beck is vet
heart Wnole with her 5000, 900 in prospect.
A beauty, too, and one that has turned
even the heads OF Emperors and Princes.
Inc pretty Misses Barley, the daughters
OF Henry j. Barley, will divide $500. 900
between them-not bad dots, are tnev ?
Modest Miss Barrett, the daughter of Mrs.
Alexander Barret, who gave a fancy
dress ball for her daughter last year, has
$0O,OOO IN her own right. Not a princeIy
fortune, but, we'll invested, it might yield
who knows now many millions.
Miss Fanny Belts, the daughter of Mr..
George Belts, debutante OF to-day. will
inherit a snug fortune of $4,000, and the
Misses Blnsse, daughters OF one OF the old
French families of New York, have 5000.
600 each. They have been out many sea
sons. Pretty Miss Bergman, sister of
Mrs. Lorillard Spencer, Jr., aud daughter
OF Mrs. Charles Bergman, is not to be
sneezed at with $250,000 in round mum
bers.
Now for your pencils. Here is a girl,
bright, good style, and heiress TO mil
bon and Jhree-quarters. Fancy it in
plain ngures-$l, 100000. She is little
MISS Bishop, daughter of Heber Bishop,
the California millionaire, and will IN
herlt equally with her sisters, Mrs, Har-
riman and Mrs. Lanier.
Miss Blodgett, the daughter of Mrs,
William L. Bl0dgett, has $500, 900 in her
own right. Miss Blodgstt did not prove a
success ON her debut owing to ner great
height. She stands over six feet. She
Her cousin, the daughter of Mr.. Henry
I. Blodgett, will have an equal fortune.
Another pretty heiress is Miss BOWdoin
daughter of George >. BowdOin, OF Park
avenue, who will have 100000. Miss
Annie Brewster, daughter of William
Cullen Brewster, comes in for just
N,OOO,O0C. Think ye of that BritOns. Miss
Bowden, of Madison square north, an
other pretty girl, and out for three seasons
past, is to have $500,0
Here is an indepeu dent woman, her
own mistress, with full and absolute DOS
session of 100000, so invested as to yield
her $4,000 year. 1t is Miss May Cal
lander, who lnherits from the Rhine
landers her wealth, which will one day
be increased. Miss Calender chooses to
live with the De Forests, AID spends her
income most literally. She mas her box
at the opera, half dozen horses, and is
one OF the best amateur singers III New
York, to whom 1t is an absolute pleasure
to listen. The Misses Carroll, nieces of
the late Royal Phelps, come in for $500, 600
each, while Mlss Cary, the sister OF young
Mi. Hamilton Cary, has 81, 200, 900. But the
Misses Gift with all their wealth are yet in
The market. Fancy letting two girls with
$3.50, 900 each 90 by 80 easily, and with all
that charm of manner and great beauty
which they possess. Miss Cornell, daugh-
ter OF j. B. Cornell, is down for 100000,
as are also the three daughters OF the
celebrated lawyer, Charles COudert. Miss
LeOnie Coudert, the youngest. makes her
debut to-day. These girls combine a de-
lightlul mixture OF French chic and
nAmsTican independence. Miss Cowdin,
modest and retiring daughter of the late
XEliot G. COwdin, Inherited with her broth
ers and sister, Miss Griswold, S350,000
each. Miss Annie Cutting, who is not to
marry &. Heath after all, though living
most OF the time IN Paris, Is yet New
Y ork heiress, and will get out OF the Cut
ling estate more than was at first sup
posed. Her share will be very near ST.
| 900, 600. Her cousins, the Messrs. William
and Brockholst Cutting, will not be pau
pers, as they will receive out OF the gen.
eral muddle of the estate $500 coo each.
Miss Caro- de Forest, daughter of Mrs.
George B. de Forest, at whose house Miss
|Callender lives, will have $500, 900. Pretty
Helen DinsmOre, the daughter OF William
|DInsmore, Jr., and debutante OF this
week. will inherit several hundred thou
Sand dollars from the large wealth OF the
Dlusmores and Adams of the celebrated
express company, her grandfather being
it's founder. The Misses Dodge of 262
Madison avenue have from the vast estate
of William Earl Dodge 100000 each.
There are many heirs TO this estate. The |
Misses Elder, daughters OF G. W. Elder, |
Will have $685. each, aud the Misses |
Emmett daughters of DR.. T. Adds En- |
met, 100000 each. Cyrus Field has a |
daughter who will inherit 100000, and |
the Misses Furniss have outright $1,000 |
900 each. The Misses Furniss are very |
charitably inclined, and get up OrthopGdic |
balls and all such mild amusements-
tickets, $40 each. d. A. GATHERS pretty |
daughter, Miss Gautier, will inherit
100000.
A Miss Griswold, daughter Of j. n. a.
FGriswold, will also have $l.0OO0OO and
Miss Gurnee, sister of Augustus Gurnee,
lhas in her own right that amount, Miss
Lizzie Hall, daughter OF Valentine Hall
land sister of Mrs. Eliot Roosevelt, is
3heiress to $500, 900, and Miss Hamersley,
sister of that eccentricity, j. Hooker
HAmersley, has in her right $1,O0O,0O0.
Theodore Havemeyer's daughter will also
have 81. OO00 900, and the Misses Hewitt,
daughters of Abram s. Hewitt, come IN
ifor 5000, 900 each. Miss Rowland, daugh-
Ter of the Rev. DR.. Rowland, whose
lmunifcence built the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest, will inherit 5000, 900, in
lrOund figures. The Misses lselin have
$500 600 each, and Miss johnson, daughter
oii John Taylor johnson, Will come in ior
$1,000, 900.
Tue Misses LangdOn, daughters OF Mrs:
Philip Schuyler, have S30O,OOO each, and
Seem to be likely TO fall prey to foreign
trs, as they have eschewed New